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Same, I was looking for the punchline and wondered if the joke flew over me😂
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Discord is about to require age verification for everyoneEnglish1·18 days ago
Please correct me if I’m wrong but as far I remember, I don’t think OBS has Peer-2-Peer screensharing.
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Discord is about to require age verification for everyoneEnglish9·18 days ago
Considering my friend whom I never thought would migrate contacted me first about this I think Discord is pretty fucked.
Not sure if this was intentional or accidental but this is a duplicate post of the one I made 7hrs ago.
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Spraying kerosene over the DRAM inferno, US commerce secretary suggests memory chip makers could face 100% tariffs unless they commit to increased US productionEnglish35·1 month ago
I wish your comment wasn’t downvoted as it is fair.
While this community is hosted on our Canadian instance, I believe that it’s still fair to post here as we (for better or for worse, currently worse) share close borders with the US and in the PC parts marketspace; generally whatever happens in the US tends to have effects up here as well.
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Funnily enough in this case however; Trump’s decision will likely make markets outside the US better, Why?: well American companies themselves will likely redirect incoming parts to other nations as the tarrif cost will be difficult to bear in such short notice.
- we saw this happen during Trump’s initial tarrif snafu and we’re probably gonna see this happen…again. What a fucking moron.
For my American friends, this really blows and I’m sorry :/
For those who I know, when I’ve got time I’ll try to calculate if it’s worth shipping parts into the US from Canada. It’s so stupid that THIS is the timeline we’re living in.
- recursive_recursion@piefed.caOPtoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•The Making of Disco Elysium - Part Three: WritingEnglish2·1 month ago
No worries!
I’m glad to share cause they make a ton of interesting and fun docuseries🤗
While I personally don’t believe in the existence of gods or any supernatural beings, if others want to believe in it I think it’s fine.
If people encroach on other’s choices that’s where I’ll personally draw the line.
- aka don’t force others to make the same choices as yourself. Don’t become Microslop.
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoCool Guides@lemmy.ca•A cool guide to move away from big tech and discover new and better tools!English77·2 months ago
It’s unfortunate but I’d recommend removing Firefox, Protonmail, Duckduckgo.
- Librewolf is better, SearXNG is more trustworthy than DDG.
I personally wouldn’t recommend ZorinOS, Ubuntu, and Pop!OS.
- Linux Mint is a solid recommendation.
- EndeavourOS is also pretty good.
- Arch Linux (base) is getting really good due to improvements to archinstall.
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Looks like the EU is getting serious about open source, which could eventually spell good news for Linux and hopefully gaming distrosEnglish16·2 months ago
More traction for open source sounds like a win for gamers as it’ll typically mean better performance gains with less work from the user (manually installing drivers, tweaking ini settings)💪
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoCanada@lemmy.ca•Federal government confirms 25 guns collected in 'buyback' pilot, as Quebec pledges supportEnglish32·2 months ago
they intend to confiscate with little support from the provinces.
Your post title:
Federal government confirms 25 guns collected in ‘buyback’ pilot, as Quebec pledges support
CBC:
The government also announced Wednesday it will provide up to $12.4 million to cover costs incurred by Quebec to run the buyback program in the province.
Quebec Public Security Minister Ian Lafrenière said in a statement the province supports the federal program, calling it a step toward safer communities.
National Post:
The public safety department announced it would compensate Quebec to the tune of $12 million to assist in coordinating collection efforts.
Quebec is one of several provinces with its own provincial police force, the Sûreté du Québec, and is the first province to publicly declare its intention to support the federal program.
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoCanada@lemmy.ca•Federal government confirms 25 guns collected in 'buyback' pilot, as Quebec pledges supportEnglish27·2 months ago
Better off the streets than potentially being used to shoot up schools and Canadians
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoCanada@lemmy.ca•Maple money myth persists for new polymer billsEnglish6·2 months ago
Ditto, I’m not sure why it’s a myth cause I actually did get some that smelled like maple. I highly doubt my family bought maple perfume just to prank me
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoCanada@lemmy.ca•‘My advice actually would be don’t go’: Expert warns Canadians about U.S. travel risksEnglish6·2 months ago
With flights likely being cheaper due to increased demand; perhaþs Mexico might be a good option nowadays👍🍀
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoCanada@lemmy.ca•‘My advice actually would be don’t go’: Expert warns Canadians about U.S. travel risksEnglish20·2 months ago
Anyone traveling to the US for one reason or another are playing IRL games of Buckshot Roulette against ICE
At this point I’ve got no clue who’s still traveling to the US but either way, good luck👍
Upvoting to boost🙌
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoLinux.zip@lemmy.zip•Linux Foundation aims to become the Switzerland of AI agentsEnglish10·3 months ago
Investing into the development of a concept that is currently contributing to the downfall of humanity seems like a critical blunder.
I could be wrong but I currently see this decision by the Linux Foundation to be a huge mistake.
Big fan of open source truly, however; as people are currently suffering due to the undirected mass plastering of AI in everything, I can only see this as a cancerous decision.
- recursive_recursion@piefed.caOPtoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•WTF Just Happened? | The Corrupt Memory Industry & MicronEnglish16·3 months ago
I feel your pain :(
- recursive_recursion@piefed.caOPtoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•WTF Just Happened? | The Corrupt Memory Industry & MicronEnglish20·3 months ago
It’s an interesting scenario.
I’d posit that the possibility mostly depends on the aquisition of RAM by Valve before the memory market implosion.
If Valve is able to successfully sell Steam Machines then other SIs and manufacturers might revisit the gaming market.
Based on Micron’s action of exiting the consumer market (by killing off their Crucial division) I’d imagine that most manufaturers are considering doing the same as the demand from AI hyperscalers has become obnoxiously enticing for most corporate entities.
- recursive_recursion@piefed.catoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Your game recommendations for emulation?English3·3 months ago
Dark Chonicle/Dark Cloud 2, it’s one of Level-5’s best games of all time on the PS2
Eh, I already moved to displayport and I’m not interested enough to go back